Stevie Wonder (1950) American musician
You Are The Sunshine of My Life
Song lyrics, Talking Book (1972)
“It's as though I've been sleepwalking and suddenly woken to find myself here”
— Sara Gruen, book Water for Elephants
Source: Water for Elephants
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